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Iran conflict drives tanker rates higher, forcing US Gulf refiners to deepen crude discounts and gain margin advantage
Ship Captains E-mail Houthis To Obtain Permission For Safe Passage Through Red Sea
Yemen's Houthis have imposed a maritime licensing system in the Red Sea to control commercial shipping traffic through the critical waterway…
Compromised communications tied to 40% of stolen loads; fraudulent calls surge 90% in latest freight fraud reportCarrier ownership theft reports more than…
Carrier ownership theft reports more than doubled; direct theft incidents show striking pattern linked to compromised driver/shipper communi…
IMO Council Urges Stronger Protection Of Seafarers Amid Threats To Global Shipping
The IMO Council has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting seafarers amid rising maritime security threats, condemning attacks on commercia…
Two new quay cranes strengthen port Botany's capability
Hutchison Ports Sydney is now operating two new ship-to-shore cranes at its Port Botany terminal. The cranes are designed to serve vessels c…
PIL replaces Djibouti with Jeddah on IR5 service
Pacific International Lines (PIL) will replace Djibouti with Jeddah on its intra-Red Sea IR5 service, according to DynaLiners. The weekly se…
GT LINES strengthens UAE–China shipping cooperation
GT LINES, the container shipping division of Gulftainer Group, has expanded cooperation with leading Chinese shipping companies to reinforce…
Lufthansa Cargo, SWISS, ANA and NCA explore Japan–Europe cargo partnership
Lufthansa Cargo, SWISS WorldCargo, All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) …
Singapore and Norway launch third joint research grant call on greener shipping
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, the Research Council of Norway and the Singapore Maritime Institute have launched a joint rese…